In his article, Robert nostalgically recalls his early experiences in the Mission district, including how the trees were once just promising twigs. He expresses a deep admiration for the artistic soulsâpoets, artists, eccentricsâwho frequented Café La Boheme, a place that inspired his love for the area. Influenced by Chiang Yee's style of observation, Robert aims to capture and share the enchanting and often surprising elements of the world through his photography, inviting others to appreciate these discoveries.
Robert reflects fondly on the cold, windy days in the Mission neighborhood, recalling times when its trees were little more than tender twigs. He describes how the area's vibrant culture, embodied by opinionated poets, artists, and eccentrics, at Café La Boheme, deeply captivated him. His admiration aligns with that of his hero Chiang Yee, as Robert embraces the role of an inconspicuous observer in discovering the fascinating aspects of the world around him.
The writer reminisces about the humble beginnings of the Mission's trees, which nourished his affection for the thriving artistic community, where imaginations come alive at Café La Boheme. He hopes viewers will be as intrigued by his photographs as he is, emphasizing the surprising beauty and multiplicity of experiences one can find simply by observing and engaging with oneâs environment.
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